Microsoft Pitch at Del Sur: The Sharpshooters have a chance to regain their balance and sweep the Monarchs as their playoff hopes have grown dim recently. Chris did not do well with only 52 for Capital City. Panda tallied 274 for Southern in response, giving them the lead early on. Missy produced 512 to bring the Sharpshooters to a more respectable level. Shannon faltered with a poor 112 for the Monarchs, putting them behind at the halfway mark. Sprinkles had a reasonable 271 for Capital City, keeping their lead pretty steady. Kirstin pulled back with 353 as Southern comes a bit closer late in the game. Dani got beat badly with a swing-and-miss as she misjudged the speed of the ball, scoring a meager 42 to give the Sharpshooters only 877 as their final. Nicole posted 272, carrying the Monarchs to the win with 1011 as they capitalized on mistakes. The season series goes split, with Southern on a record of 14-40, while Capital City's six-game losing streak has them at 25-31, likely killing their playoff hopes.
GE Stadium, Southridge: These Southeastern rivals have little to play for in their first meeting of the season. Frosty opened with a nice 439 for Royal, giving them a solid start. Boots fired back with 550 for Southridge, giving the hosts a lead. Jake poked 215 for the Crowns, allowing their stability to fade. Debby tallied another 564 for the Defenders, keeping them firmly in control for this game. Marsell provided 376 for Royal in a solid showing for the veteran. J. Garcia knocked 777 for Southridge, extending their lead significantly as they hurtle towards victory. Nightfur could have done better with only 194 for the Crowns, putting them at a loss with 1224, their fifth straight loss on the road. Shaggy's 160 iced the Defenders win at 2051 overall. Southridge moves up to 22-29 as winners of four straight, while Royal is 16-34 on four straight losses.
Blades Fusion ProGlide Park, Swordpoint: The Blades need to deploy their parachutes, and facing a lowly Flames team may help that as they seek the sweep. Crystal didn't set much of a bar with 224 for Queens. Snowball had a bit of an abrupt finish as the ball bounced over her bat, but 631 gives Swordpoint a solid lead. Kayla picked up just 176 for the Flames as their situation turns sour. The Blades got another 484 from Dreamy as they appear to be doing well here. Max put up 324 for Queens as they try to catch up a bit. Shawn stumbled with 144 for Swordpoint, but their lead is not yet in any danger. Paige made a solid effort with 454, but the Flames couldn't cover the deficit and lost with 1178. Stealth smashed 636 for the Blades, giving them 1895 total as he campaigns to stay on the team for next season. Swordpoint is on the healing path now with this win, going to 32-21, snapping a six-game losing streak, while Queens drops to 20-34.
Audi Knights Pitch, Terrace City: The Knights look to sweep the Meteors and keep their winning streak alive. Mr. Snowman couldn't get away with cutting corners, scoring a measly 36 for Viewpoint Sound. Kiwi ripped 780 for Terrace City, getting them off to a wonderful start. Mams got distracted by deflections and ended with only 113 for the Meteors as the game looks bleak for them. Jennifer struggled with 208 for the Knights, but their lead appears relatively safe. Zach got a bit too aggressive on his turn, ending at 168 as Viewpoint Sound has no strength in this game. Oreo flicked 248 for Terrace City as they continue to cruise in this game. Kelly hit 272 to put the Meteors at a losing score of 589. Stripes drilled 443 for the Knights, giving them a win with 1679, their ninth straight home win. Terrace City has won twelve in a row overall, going to 32-20, while Viewpoint Sound slides to 20-30.
Apple Park, Todavía: The busiest team hosts the least busy team, with the Lumberjacks wanting a sweep over the Stills in a Bubble Battle game. Fluffina belted 883 for Maplewood right from the start to set the tone in a high-pressure game. Easter had a bad angle to end her turn at 290 for Todavía, who will play from far behind here. Bryant hauled in another 750 for the Lumberjacks to boost their lead significantly. Sierra struggled against staunch defense, and then faltered to end at 196 for the Stills. Diddley earned a replay after fan disturbance, and used the second chance to strike 647 for Maplewood, further extending the lead. Leonardo did well individually with 494 for Todavía, but the game as a whole is well out of reach. Cubby iced the big outburst from the Lumberjacks with his 745 to give them a grand total of 3025 in an easy win. Sparkles managed 248 for the Stills, but they had a loss with 1228 overall. Maplewood isn't fatigued yet, building up to 24-21 and fifteenth place, temporarily bursting the bubble as their previous nearest competition in Todavía fell to 27-29 with the loss in this game.
Cisco Tysini Field, Tysini: The Flames remain busy as they try to stave off a sweep attempt from the Hummingbirds, who are seeking to gain ground in the division race. Crystal posted a solid 361 for Queens in the first attack for the game. Princess saved the day with two backhand situations, but it just delayed the inevitable as the third one knocked her out with 231 for Tysini. Kayla cancelled it out with 240 for the Flames, but she probably should have done more. Leandra didn't advance any challenge, taking a pathetic 54 for the Hummingbirds. Max didn't do any better with just 98 for Queens, leaving them vulnerable still. Charli clobbered 879 for Tysini to rescue the game, giving them a lead with a player each to go. Paige again came up just short for the Flames, with her 449 leaving them at 1148 overall in a loss. Bright iced the stunning Hummingbirds comeback with 287 from himself for a final of 1451. Tysini improves to 31-19 as they hold second in the West and fifth in the league, while Queens falls to 20-35 with another tough loss.
Sprint Pitch, Victoria: The Lumberjacks keep up a heavy schedule with a trip inland for their third straight road game, looking to gain another sweep. Fluffina faltered with only 80 for Maplewood this time around. Spice grabbed 368 for Victoria to give them the initial lead. Bryant answered with 314 for the Lumberjacks, covering the deficit but only barely. B. Chapman countered with 256 for the Spurs, giving them a smaller lead at the halfway mark. Diddley replied with 267 for Maplewood, again barely covering the deficit in the low-scoring affair. Yekaterina stumbled with 135 for Victoria, giving them another, smaller lead late in the game. Cubby made a rally with 443 for the Lumberjacks, giving them 1104 as their final, which will force a response from the hosts. Kavan couldn't do it, hitting just 180 as the Spurs lose with 939. Maplewood has won four straight games en route to a 25-21 record, while Victoria is down to 20-33, destined for a losing season.
Volkswagen Stadium, Viewpoint Sound: These West Division opponents meet for the first time this year, playing again in two weeks in the southwest. Princess carved out 705 for Tysini as her otherworldly road run continues. Mr. Snowman did alright with 314 for Viewpoint Sound, but they are behind currently. Leandra tapped 231 for the Hummingbirds, letting the lead slip a bit. Mams failed to capitalize, taking a measly 88 for the Meteors. Charli added 429 for Tysini, helping keep their lead strong as the game progresses. Zach made a decent cut with 497 for Viewpoint Sound, but they still trail by quite a bit. Bright finished poorly with 147 for the Hummingbirds, and they close with a not-yet-safe 1512. Kelly clubbed 470 for the Meteors, but they came up short at 1369 overall. Tysini climbs again to 32-19, just slightly behind the Volcanoes for the division lead, while Viewpoint Sound is 20-31 overall and an astonishing 3-14 in the West Division.
Home Depot Forum, Web City: The Torpedoes want to end the Spiders, having previously beaten them thoroughly at home about four weeks ago. Smudge crushed 1554 for Infinity to open the scoring, setting a high standard. Shadow launched 572 in response for Web City, but they face a stern challenge in this one. Shelley lined 561 for the Torpedoes, mitigating almost all the damage done to their lead. Rainmane failed to keep up with 248 for the Spiders, and their hopes are dimming quickly as the game becomes half-finished. Gabe drilled another 487 for Infinity as they continue to dominate all opposition. Sugar flipped 264 for Web City, but this one appears to be out of their reach. Whiskers went big in the finale, pummeling 1025 to put the Torpedoes at 3627. Shiny produced 256 to give the Spiders 1340 in a brutal loss. The Torpedoes are rewarding the faith of the management from the offseason, roaring to 29-23, while their newest organic rivals are 24-28 as Web City suffers the sweep in this season series.
BMW RockDome, Westside: The Specters have a chance for a sweep here, but both teams have played better of late, even if it's too late to help. Slinks began with a mediocre 248 for Harrison. Misty went suddenly cold for Westside, taking only 93 on her weak turn. Twinkie II didn't help the Specters much with only 138, failing to gain any significant separation. Goatee left nothing to doubt in smashing her way to 1242, giving the Rockers a huge lead at the halfway point of the game. Sydney replied with 397 for Harrison, starting shaky but settling in for a good showing. Midnight shrugged off 215 for Westside as they retain a decent lead. Brownie's 287 brought the Specters to 1070, a losing total. Chicky Phil brought a quick end to the game with 80 for the Rockers, putting them at 1630. Westside has quietly won six in a row at home to get to 24-30, while Harrison is 20-31 as their three-game winning streak is snapped.
Samsung Whitewater Stadium, Whitewater: As promised in the middle of the week, these teams meet to complete their season series, with the Lumberjacks lined up to sweep. Fluffina slipped with 193 for Maplewood, putting them in potential danger early on. Bear proved relentless with 823 for Whitewater, giving them a favorable lead. Bryant got cut down with 313 for the Lumberjacks, and they still trail. Twinkie III had a jittery turn, and ended very early with a meager 33 to add to the Shores lead. Diddley came very close to covering the deficit, scoring 344 to get Maplewood back in the fight. Cheddar didn't help a lot with 193 for Whitewater, leaving their lead vulnerable at a bad time. Cubby failed to cover the deficit, taking 177 as the Lumberjacks lost with 1027. Wild Thing tallied 295, giving the Shores a final of 1344. Whitewater's surprise season split gets them to 21-35, while Maplewood is 25-22 as their four-game winning streak ends.
The final push toward the spring break is on. A standings update will follow shortly.
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